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No. 69 Passenger Brake Van, 1941

No. 69 Passenger Brake Van, 1941


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Filename: C25 015.jpg

Size: 4875 x 1325 (1.1MB)

Date: 17th May 2022

Source: STEAM Museum of the GWR

Unique Reference Number: C25 015

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No. 69 Passenger Brake Van, 1941

This official elevation image shows passenger brake van carriage no.69. It was built in 1941 to diagram K44, and later became a parcels train brake van.
This carriage has the GWR roundel as part of its livery

STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway

Media ID 25126000

© STEAM Museum of the GWR

1940s Brake Van Carriage 1941 Roundel


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from the STEAM Museum of the GWR showcases a piece of railway history - the No. 69 Passenger Brake Van from 1941. Built to diagram K44, this carriage served as a vital component in ensuring passenger safety and comfort during its time on the tracks. As we delve into its intriguing evolution, it is fascinating to learn that this brake van later transformed into a parcels train brake van, adapting to meet changing transportation needs. The image offers an official elevation view, allowing us to appreciate the intricate details and design elements that made this carriage unique. One striking feature that catches our attention is the presence of the iconic GWR roundel adorning its livery. This emblem symbolizes not only the Great Western Railway but also represents an era when rail travel was at its peak in Britain. Transporting us back to the 1940s, this print serves as a visual portal into an era defined by innovation and progress within railway systems. It reminds us of how these carriages played an integral role in connecting people across vast distances while providing essential services for both passengers and cargo alike. The No. 69 Passenger Brake Van stands as a testament to craftsmanship and engineering excellence, embodying both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Its story encapsulates not just one specific moment in time but reflects broader historical shifts within transportation networks – making it a truly remarkable artifact worth cherishing at STEAM Museum of GWR.

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